I’ve thought this for years. The site is literally branded all over with her name. How can she allow it to rot, unloved for so long? Genuinely don’t understand. Although, as I posted above, I was told that she was using it as a tax write off. That was years ago, and I don’t know if that’s still possible.
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You need to knock one up @SqualorVictoria ! Something about how you've loved Beef Monster Munch for ages, nay YEARS, far better than the much lauded Walkers Cheese and Onion. And crowbar in a couple of mentions of skiddy trolls.
Incidentally, still loving the Icy thread title suggestion, though would love to see "Icy in her Rage, Boiling in her Piss"
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Correcting myself 
her convoluted sentence structure combined with viewing on my small phone screen meant I lost track of her it's and itses and she wasn't actually wrong.But cobalt blue is definitely among my "need to be sent home from work sick" colours
For me blues need to be nuanced and preferably a bit murky, purply or greeny or greyed. Nothing primary or pastel.
For me blues need to be nuanced and preferably a bit murky, purply or greeny or greyed. Nothing primary.
Yep being more awake at this end of the day I realised on rereading
which is rather embarrassing.
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"I love a cheap crisp" because of course crisp would have to be the fashion singular
I think it was the Lisa Armstrong one where Sali folded her arms, looked down her nose and made snippy comments about the poor woman's bathroom.
What was that recent one that was basically part of an Avon press day and even filmed by the Avon people? What about the Drew Barrymore one where she was promoting her new makeup line? Maybe Sali is getting around this on a technicality, but those interviews with those people would not exist without the products being promoted in them.
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Growing up as a working class girl in the Welsh valleys and being a teenage runaway, I have come to appreciate the finer things in life. There are certain things I will not compromise on- my peleton, my Hush coatigan, Grensons, vintage clothing.
However, I'm a working class girl at heart and I'll never not love a cheap crisp. A spendy crisp is too try hard, too Tory, too Abigail's Party. Walkers Prawn Cocktail is 70s middle class dinner party- I was the girl at the Bowie concert eating every last bite of beef monster munch with a licked finger while brushing the crumbs off my Levi's vintage cut offs. Cheese and onion just clashes too much with a red lip and Chanel no. 5. A monster munch girl is spicy, fun, uncompromising, she'll leave your eyes watering and you'll be hungry for more. One packet just won't do. And like all the best people, beef monster munch is vegetarian.
However, I'm a working class girl at heart and I'll never not love a cheap crisp. A spendy crisp is too try hard, too Tory, too Abigail's Party. Walkers Prawn Cocktail is 70s middle class dinner party- I was the girl at the Bowie concert eating every last bite of beef monster munch with a licked finger while brushing the crumbs off my Levi's vintage cut offs. Cheese and onion just clashes too much with a red lip and Chanel no. 5. A monster munch girl is spicy, fun, uncompromising, she'll leave your eyes watering and you'll be hungry for more. One packet just won't do. And like all the best people, beef monster munch is vegetarian.
Hmm 
heard back from the BBC, seems I’ll have to be more patient. Please please please complain if you feel SH program was bias.
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@Disillusioned I will look into Burt Bees Red Dahlia, nice rec!
I also have Medieval (crap), Jungle Queen (great) and Morning Sunshine (good but lipbalmish). Oh and the frog prince one (alright, also lipbalmish)
I also have Medieval (crap), Jungle Queen (great) and Morning Sunshine (good but lipbalmish). Oh and the frog prince one (alright, also lipbalmish)
Hi me again…with another question…
The cyberstalking expert that featured in the R4 documentary claimed to have witnessed comments that she viewed as potentially criminal under current hate crime law….She initially mentions sex and age which are protected characteristics under equality of opportunity law (but not yet under hate crime legislation) but then goes on to reference race, sexual orientation and disability (which are protected under both). See At 10 minutes in… https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m000n5z3
Anyone any thoughts on this or any idea about what she might be on about?
The cyberstalking expert that featured in the R4 documentary claimed to have witnessed comments that she viewed as potentially criminal under current hate crime law….She initially mentions sex and age which are protected characteristics under equality of opportunity law (but not yet under hate crime legislation) but then goes on to reference race, sexual orientation and disability (which are protected under both). See At 10 minutes in… https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m000n5z3
Anyone any thoughts on this or any idea about what she might be on about?
There's also this, from an SH article in The Pool in 2017:
'I earn more than my partner because his largely home-based job facilitates my travel, late-night work events and stupid deadlines. I couldn’t earn what I do without his ability to be home with the kids, doing laundry where needed, renewing the parking permit, standing at the football matches and booking plumbers when something goes wrong.'
And, to be clear, no-one here ever said or suggested that she married her husband 'merely to nab a free nanny'*. That's her invention.
*from the recent BBC article.
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Well, one thing hasn’t changed since 2016. SH still gets riled up by a debate about her outside of her control.
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Pulitzer prize winner right here
That sort of thing would get reported and deleted. I roam a fair few threads, not seen anything like that. I'm also sceptical that the psychologist would even know the legal threshold for a crime.
Didn’t coatigans die a death in 2009? She’ll be shilling cardigowns next. Probably for Next. So cosy, so cheering!
You may want to go directly to the source for this. She was, after all, the single most important interview for Sali, and she hung out in the sewer!
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My take on that was that the person was commenting on Tattle as a whole - not just the SH threads - even though it was (deliberately in my view) implied that that person's comments referred to the SH threads.
I don't look much beyond the SH threads here, but I have seen comments on other threads that are unpleasantly akin to the comments one sees btl on Daily Mail, and indeed, broadsheet articles about certain individuals.
I think the phycologist was being theoretical and the piss poor BBC producer decided despite being the comment irrelevant it suited the agenda and sounded bad so was going in. Of course there's no hate crimes here.
The closest it gets here is on the jk Rowling thread with everything she's commented on. Some comments taken out of context could potentially look bad. But as you say people would report way before it ever got close to a legal threshold.
Ditto the deadness of pillowtalk original, but I love the medium and dark pillowtalk lipsticks (obviously pillowtalk isn't universal if extra shades were added for diversity). I'm NW15 paleish but love wearing the 'nude' lipsticks designed for darker skintoned women, think going for a few shades darker in the same tone is more likely to be flattering.
Completely agree with this.
I love the medium shade for Pillowtalk - I have berry-toned lips despite being very pale (alabaster in Bobbi Brown) and find this incredibly flattering.
"You were the most important one because you told me exactly what I wanted to hear"
Christ. While it's great that women can earn more than men, I also think anyone who goes on about how much they earn is a prize tool
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